So far, much of Westport seems to have escaped the worst of the predicted nor’easter.
Of course, there is still more than a day to go. The forecast calls for 2 or more inches of rain through tomorrow evening, with strong winds. They’ll be at their peak tomorrow morning.
As predicted, there are high tide and flooding issues. Those will persist too.
Here are a few scenes from around town.
Compo Beach (Photo/Eric Bosch)
Sherwood Mill Pond, near garages (Photo/Matt Murray)
Canal Road and Marsh Road on Saugatuck Shores — well before high tide. (Photo/Sheri Gordon)
Ruth Steinkraus Cohen Bridge, Post Road East (Photo/Jonathan Alloy)
Cribari Bridge. Photographer Robbie Guimond predicts, “At midnight tonight, conditions will get dangerously close to the green electric motors. This will trigger serious and very costly repairs, along with span test openings and traffic closures — critical issues that often go unnoticed.”
Compo Road South, near Bluewater Hill (Photo/John McKinney)
I always hope Westport and its residents are safe but th photo of Compo is actually amazing….